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ReUP: Reentry Redefined Conference

ReEntry Conference 2026: Make Some NOISE logo.

The Reentry Redefined Conference is a powerful two-day event dedicated to addressing the real, complex needs of formerly incarcerated men and women while advancing collaborative, system-level solutions that work. Through dynamic keynote speakers, breakout sessions, workforce-focused workshops, lived-experience panels, and intentional networking spaces, the conference centers returning citizens while strengthening the agencies, organizations, and leaders who serve them.


2026 Conference: Make Some N.O.I.S.E.

A rallying call to action:

N – Navigate barriers with clarity and intentionality 
O – Organize resources and partnerships 
I – Impact individuals and systems meaningfully 
S – Support returning citizens with dignity and access 
E – Empower people to rebuild, lead, and thrive

This year’s theme will drive bold conversations, practical strategies, and actionable outcomes, moving reentry from survival to sustainability. Rebuild. Redefine what’s possible. 

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE:

Wednesday, June 3, 8 am – 4 pm
Conference Day One: In person at the Central Library
Understanding the Barriers 
Keynote speaker, breakouts sessions, workshops. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Thursday, June 4, 8 am – 12:30 pm 
Conference Day Two: Virtual
Your Story Matters 
Virtual roundtable discussions, workshops, and more.

Registration & Details

Session Proposals

Session proposals are being accepted through April 17, 2026 at 5 pm.

Propose a Session

Vendor Applications

Interested in tabling at the Reentry Redefined Conference? Please submit an inquiry using the linked form.

Vendor Applications

For additional information, email projectencore@prattlibrary.org

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Pratt Free Market


In the United States, 1 in every 8 people face hunger. The Pratt Free Market (PFM) aims to create a safe space for the community through food.

“One of the hardest things to accept, acknowledge, manage and learn from is our own unconscious bias.”

Rachel Scheuerman — Chief of Staff